The bandwidth is not maxed out, and the iOS and iPad models are different models (everything from iOS 9.3.5 to the latest version). What we noticed is, that if the student goes into the Google Drive app itself and signs out, and then goes to Safari and signs in to Google Drive while selecting the file during the upload process, once they're signed in, the upload goes fast, as expected.
after a long time, the file is uploaded. Here, select Direct Connection from the Proxy Settings field and both the Don’t Limit options under Bandwidth Settings. Select Preferences from the popup window and click on the tab labeled Advanced. when a file is selected (PDF file, 5 MB), it takes cca. Locate and select the Google Drive icon on your taskbar and then click on the Settings feature. it takes a long time (several minutes) for the content of the Drive to show up in the browser. student goes to ManageBac, and tries to uplad a file, using Google Drive as a source. the Google Drive app is installed on the iPad, the student is signed in with a managed GSuite account - the app functions well, as expected. Let me write down the exact process in more detail so you can get a better picture of what I'm talking about: Lately, we have noticed that during a file upload in Safari on iPads, it takes forever for Google Drive content to load before uploading. 
I realise this has nothing to do with JSS or Apple management in general, but since this community is the only place (besides the Google Support) that provides good information, I thought I would give it a try and ask here.Īt our school, we are heavily using Google Drive and we're using ManageBac as a virtual learning environment.
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